Rouquier's conjecture on derived equivalence for blocks

Let FF be an algebraically closed field of characteristic p>0p>0, let GG be a finite group, and let BB be a block of FGFG with defect group DD and fusion system FD(B)\mathcal{F}_D(B). Define Q:=hyp(FD(B))Q:=\mathfrak{hyp}(\mathcal{F}_D(B)), the hyperfocal subgroup of the block fusion system, and let BQB_Q be the Brauer correspondent of BB in NG(Q)\mathrm{N}_G(Q). Rouquier's conjecture. If QQ is abelian, then BB is derived equivalent to its Brauer correspondent BQB_Q in NG(Q)\mathrm{N}_G(Q). This is a block-theoretic derived-equivalence conjecture; the source does not state a general resolution.

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Benjamin Sambale, “Fusion systems in representation theory”, arXiv:2302.09016 (2026).

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